The 128th Stutsman County Fair begins Wednesday in Jamestown, running through Saturday at the Fairgrounds.
The fair brings back a mix of 4-H and livestock events, open class exhibits, fair food, carnival rides, rodeo, and free-stage music. It’s a tradition that now stretches back more than a century in Stutsman County.
Gates open at 3 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, and at 1 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Adult admission is $7 per day, or $17 for a four-day pass. Youth admission for ages 7 to 12 is $4 per day, or $10 for all four days. Kids 6 and under get in free.
Ride wristbands are $37 for one day. The four-day Mega Ride pass is $73 and needs to be bought before noon Wednesday.
There’s also free stage music every night, with Wednesday with Morgan Wade Harr, Jared Rogerson, The Wedge, Boozn. Tuna, Calvin & Alexis Deters, Drift North, Citrisity, and Rogue Royal.
Saturday is also Senior Citizen Day, with wiener dog races at 1 p.m. and TOTS playing at the gazebo from 2 to 5.
The James River Rodeo runs Friday and Saturday at the rodeo grounds adjacent to the Fairgrounds.
Keep it tuned to KSJB Radio, as we will be broadcasting live from the events every day.
More details are available at StutsmanCountyFair.com.
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